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titfer

/ˈtɪt.fə/

Traduction: Nom argotique d'origine cockney (rime 'tit for tat' pour 'hat'), désignant un chapeau ou tout couvre-chef.

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noun

/ˈtɪt.fə/formalbritish
  • frNom argotique d'origine cockney (rime 'tit for tat' pour 'hat'), désignant un chapeau ou tout couvre-chef.

A slang noun, originating from Cockney rhyming slang, where 'tit for tat' rhymes with 'hat', meaning a hat.

  1. C1informalbritish

    A head covering, typically worn outdoors. Derived from Cockney rhyming slang where 'tit for tat' rhymes with 'hat'.

    frChapeau (argot rimé cockney)

    • He tipped his titfer to the lady as he passed.
    • I need to buy a new titfer for the wedding.
    • She keeps her best titfer in a special box.

    Synonymesbonnetchapeauhatlid